Plans to allow 3m EU workers to stay in UK post Brexit
Proposals to allow around 3m EU citizens living in the UK to remain in the country after Brexit were unveiled by the Prime Minister at a Brussels summit on Thursday night (22 June).
Archives for June 22, 2017
Shepherd Neame honours its pub of the year
The Belle Vue Tavern in Pegwell Bay, Kent, has been named as the Shepherd Neame pub of the year.
Pub Skills: retain your best staff
Recruitment is a perennial problem for pub employers. But what if your staff wanted to stay, the good ones at least. Improving your employee retention with career growth, training and seasonal worker support is a sure-fire way to reduce your hiring burden.
National Pubwatch rewards four licensees for fighting crime and disorder
Four licensees have each received a National Pubwatch 'Star Award' for their role in fighting crime and disorder in the late-night economy.
M&A activity in next few years depends on 'realistic sellers'
M&A activity in the pub sector is still likely over the next two years, although sellers must ensure they have realistic expectations, according to Sapient Corporate Finance founder, Peter Hansen.
What can publicans do if squatters come calling?
What can a pub do if travellers or squatters simply turn up and camp outside the premises? Any unlawful occupation can be distressing and stressful, but under common law the land owner has a right to evict people to regain possession.
British & Irish Lions 'roaring' to go
With the Lions ready to meet the All Blacks, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and the final of Queen's Club tennis, the weekend is looking good for sports entertainment.
Former beer group chair John Grogan MP 'delighted to be back'
The former chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group (APPBG) John Grogan, the MP for the Yorkshire constituency of Keighley, said he would be taking an interest in beer and pub industry issues in the House of Commons on his re-election after a...
Brexit: Politicians 'cannot deliver for wine and spirit trade'
The UK and EU wine and spirit trade does not believe it can rely on politicians to deliver a Brexit that avoids disruption for the industry.
Anglian Country Inns acquires eighth pub
Anglian Country Inns has brought in investors from outside the Nye family for the first time to acquire its eighth site the Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel & Restaurant between Hitchin and Stevenage, Hertfordshire.
Government praised for ‘positive’ rates relief push
The Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has issued “clear guidance” to local authorities to help speed up the business rates relief process for pubs after industry bodies repeatedly flagged concerns about payment delays.